Hi, as I see that in the official documentation of Test complete C# is mentioned as legacy language and encouraged to use the scripting language other than C#.
Thank you!
Shown here https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/scripting/selecting-the-scripting-language.html Legacy usually refers to an old system architecture, without updates or no further plans to update. If you come across an issue, it's very unlikely there will be any support.
Hi,
C# is mentioned as legacy language
Not C#, but C#Script.
C#Script is basically JScript with C# notation. (Like C++Script).
The goal of C#Script and C++Script was to be able to create Self-tested applications (see documentation for more details). Self-tested applications almost lost the reason to be created due to the level of access that TestComplete now has to tested application's internals.
Long story short: It is not possible and it was never possible to use .Net C# language to create tests in TestComplete.
P.S. It is (should be?) still possible to create attached test application using C#, but there is not too much reason in such application as well. (Attached application is a regular application that connects to TestComplete via COM and can use functionality provided by TestComplete (usually - logging) via created COM connection.)
